宗庆后家族，海外资产大曝光

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the potential challenges and changes facing the Zong family business network due to emerging conflicts of interest among family members, particularly in light of recent real estate transactions and the passing of Zong Qinghou [1][24]. Real Estate Transactions - A luxury mansion owned by the Hilton family in Los Angeles was sold for $25 million after being on the market for over two years, down from an initial asking price of $55 million, representing a price drop of over 50% [2][21]. - The buyer of this property is reportedly connected to the Zong family, specifically Zong Qinghou's family [2]. Family Dynamics and Asset Management - Zong Qinghou, known for his frugal lifestyle, had a more complex family structure than publicly known, with multiple children, including some not widely recognized [3]. - The Zong family has established a significant offshore capital network, with offshore companies playing a crucial role in their asset management [5][8]. Offshore Companies and Investments - Zong Fuli controls Hongsheng Beverage Group, which is linked to an offshore company registered in the British Virgin Islands [5][6]. - Zong Fuli has held directorships in several offshore companies, including Best Max Group Limited in Seychelles and others registered in the British Virgin Islands [7][8]. - The Zong family's offshore companies are part of a larger, intricate network that allows them to manage and invest in various domestic enterprises [11][17]. Domestic Business Control - The Zong family, through offshore entities, has significant control over domestic companies, including joint ventures and wholly-owned subsidiaries in the food and beverage sector [12][13]. - Hongsheng Group, under Zong Fuli's leadership, has invested in numerous domestic companies, creating a comprehensive supply chain in the food and beverage industry [12][18]. Real Estate Investments - The Zong family has a history of investing in overseas real estate, including properties in Los Angeles and Hong Kong [21][23]. - Zong Fuli purchased a property in Hong Kong for approximately 11.1 million yuan, which was later sold for 26 million yuan [21][23]. - The family has also acquired high-value properties in Hong Kong, with one estimated to be worth around 200 million HKD [23]. Conclusion - The Zong family's previously stable business network is now facing potential upheaval due to internal family disputes and the complexities of their asset management strategies [24].